[dhamsey3]

The status page has been running hours behind the pipeline. GitHub started both scheduled rebuilds 3 to 4 hours late every day so far: 09:30 UTC ran at about 13:20, and 14:15 at about 17:20. So each morning the page didn't show that day's forecast until early afternoon.

Change

• status.yml runs at 17 past every hour from 07:17 to 18:17 UTC, 12 runs a day. In both CET and CEST that covers the 09:00 forecast, the 10:15 deadline and 14:30 scoring, including scoring's up to 3 hours of waiting for late prices. With a run every hour, a late start costs about an hour instead of half a day. Minute 17 avoids GitHub's busy top of the hour.
• The page's intro line, the README and ADR 6 now say "hourly". ADR 6 gets a dated update section rather than a rewrite.

Cost

• Actions minutes are free on a public repo, and the Budgets API call is free.
• Each build reads the live scores from S3, and those reads grow with the record: two models' scores per day. After a year, 12 builds a day comes to about 260k S3 GETs a month, roughly $0.11 at Frankfurt prices. Today it's a fraction of a cent.

Tests and lint pass. The status workflow change applies from its next scheduled time after merge.